Upcoming eclipses, 2026 to 2030
When the next solar and lunar eclipses happen, from 2026 to 2030, with type, time in UTC, magnitude and the regions they can be seen from.
Next solar eclipse
06 Feb 2027
Annular · 16:00 UTC
Next lunar eclipse
20 Feb 2027
Penumbral · 23:13 UTC
Next solar eclipse
| Date | Greatest eclipse at (UTC) | Magnitude | Length of the central phase | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 17 Feb 2026 | Annular | 12:12 | 0.963 | 2min 20s | South America, Southern Africa, Antarctica |
| 12 Aug 2026 | Total | 17:46 | 1.039 | 2min 18s | Arctic, Europe, North America, West Africa, Atlantic Ocean |
| 06 Feb 2027 | Annular | 16:00 | 0.928 | 7min 51s | South America, Southern Africa, West Africa, Antarctica, Atlantic Ocean |
| 02 Aug 2027 | Total | 10:07 | 1.079 | 6min 23s | North Africa, Europe, Middle East, South Asia |
| 26 Jan 2028 | Annular | 15:08 | 0.921 | 10min 27s | South America, Central America, North America, Europe, North Africa, Atlantic Ocean |
| 22 Jul 2028 | Total | 02:55 | 1.056 | 5min 10s | Oceania, Southeast Asia, Pacific Ocean |
| 14 Jan 2029 | Partial | 17:13 | 0.871 | — | North America, Central America |
| 12 Jun 2029 | Partial | 04:05 | 0.458 | — | Arctic, Europe, Asia, North America |
| 11 Jul 2029 | Partial | 15:36 | 0.230 | — | South America |
| 05 Dec 2029 | Partial | 15:03 | 0.891 | — | South America, Antarctica |
| 01 Jun 2030 | Annular | 06:28 | 0.944 | 5min 21s | Europe, North Africa, Middle East, Asia, Arctic |
| 25 Nov 2030 | Total | 06:50 | 1.047 | 3min 44s | Southern Africa, Indian Ocean, Southeast Asia, Oceania, Antarctica |
Never look at the Sun without a proper filter — not through sunglasses, X-ray film or smoked glass. Use a certified solar filter (ISO 12312-2) or indirect projection.
Next lunar eclipse
| Date | Greatest eclipse at (UTC) | Magnitude | Length | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 03 Mar 2026 | Total | 11:34 | 1.151 | 58min | Asia, Oceania, Pacific Ocean, North America, South America |
| 28 Aug 2026 | Partial | 04:13 | 0.930 | 3h 18min | Pacific Ocean, North America, South America, Europe, North Africa, Southern Africa |
| 20 Feb 2027 | Penumbral | 23:13 | -0.057 | — | North America, South America, Europe, North Africa, Asia |
| 18 Jul 2027 | Penumbral | 16:03 | -1.068 | — | East Africa, Asia, Oceania, Pacific Ocean |
| 17 Aug 2027 | Penumbral | 07:14 | -0.525 | — | Pacific Ocean, North America, South America |
| 12 Jan 2028 | Partial | 04:13 | 0.066 | 56min | North America, South America, Europe, North Africa, Southern Africa |
| 06 Jul 2028 | Partial | 18:20 | 0.389 | 2h 21min | Europe, North Africa, Southern Africa, Asia, Oceania |
| 31 Dec 2028 | Total | 16:52 | 1.246 | 1h 11min | Europe, North Africa, Southern Africa, Asia, Oceania, Pacific Ocean |
| 26 Jun 2029 | Total | 03:22 | 1.844 | 1h 42min | North America, South America, Europe, North Africa, Middle East |
| 20 Dec 2029 | Total | 22:42 | 1.117 | 54min | North America, South America, Europe, North Africa, Asia |
| 15 Jun 2030 | Partial | 18:33 | 0.502 | 2h 24min | Europe, North Africa, Southern Africa, Asia, Oceania |
| 09 Dec 2030 | Penumbral | 22:28 | -0.163 | — | North America, South America, Europe, North Africa, Asia |
See also
- Blood moon: what it is and when the next one is
- Solar eclipse 2026: dates and where it will be visible
- Lunar eclipse 2026: dates and where it will be visible
- Solar eclipse 2027: dates and where it will be visible
- Lunar eclipse 2027: dates and where it will be visible
- Solar eclipse 2028: dates and where it will be visible
- Lunar eclipse 2028: dates and where it will be visible
- Solar eclipse 2029: dates and where it will be visible
- Lunar eclipse 2029: dates and where it will be visible
- Solar eclipse 2030: dates and where it will be visible
- Lunar eclipse 2030: dates and where it will be visible
How these times are calculated
Eclipse dates, times, magnitudes and durations come from the NASA/GSFC Five Millennium Catalog by Fred Espenak and Jean Meeus. NASA publishes the instants in Dynamical Time; here they appear in UTC, with ΔT already subtracted. For the exact path of totality, see NASA’s own page.
- Eclipse Predictions by Fred Espenak, NASA's GSFC — eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov